Smarter wrestling leagues & tournaments

“The event basically ran itself.”
Dom Mancini · Head Coach, Western Reserve
The head table at a wrestling tournament, with the Snapdown crowd scoreboard showing bout 2, Cameron Parker leading Finley White 7–2 in period 2 with 24 seconds leftThe Snapdown table-scoring screen that entered it: both wrestlers' scoring buttons, 7–2 in period 2, clock at 24 seconds

Parent or coach?Follow your wrestler's mat, wait, and results.See what the app does

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Used in real competition

Full league seasons, weekly youth competition, and high school championships

Built in the gym. Proven on the mat. · 2025–26 season

200+
Teams
10K+
Wrestlers
50K+
Matches

On the schedule

Next tournaments on Snapdown

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Event day

Everyone works from the same live event

One system scores the mat, feeds the scoreboard, and updates every phone in the stands. These are the screens that run a Saturday.

For directors

Mat Control Center

Every queue and every mat's pace, in matches per hour, on one screen. You see where the day is dragging before anyone walks over to tell you.

See how a tournament runs →
Snapdown Mat Control Center showing three mat queues side by side, each with the wrestlers up next, matches completed, and matches per hour

For the gym

Bout Board

Every mat on one screen: wrestling now, up next, and how many matches out. On the gym projector or the phone in your pocket.

One mat's bout board column: the match up next and the two behind it, color-coded, with bout numbers and teams

For families

When's My Match?

Every upcoming match carries a live wait estimate — the matches ahead, the mats feeding the bout, and a time range from the pace of the event — before your wrestler is even assigned to a mat.

Snapdown app schedule filtered to one family name, each upcoming match showing an Estimate badge for the wait

For coaches & families

Wrestler search

Type a name. Their bracket, their matches, and their results — with a record and scoring breakdown behind every wrestler.

Snapdown app wrestler detail showing season record, record trend, and scoring breakdown

One system, two ways to run it

A one-day open tournament and a multi-week league season are different jobs. Snapdown runs both on the same live events, scoring, and fan app.

Tournaments

Registration through published results, one live event

  • Brackets, pools, round robins, and duals
  • Mat Control Center and digital scoring
  • Online registration and live updates for families
Explore tournament software →

League seasons

Matchups built from the wrestlers who actually show up

  • Groups generated after event-day check-in, from weight, age, skill, and prior opponents
  • Persistent teams, rosters, records, and rankings across the season
  • Results feed the next event, so matchups keep getting better

One league, one season

52 teams. 2,400+ wrestlers.
15,000+ matches. $250.

The Western Ohio Wrestling League ran 80+ events across multiple Sunday locations, with local table crews scoring in parallel and every result feeding one connected season.

Read the WOWL case study

What Coaches & Directors Say

The software is amazing! CWC received ease of use and the best matchups ever! The top four teams at BWA league use Snapdown every Sunday and the competitive matchups played a huge part in our wrestlers' success.

DK

Dan Kapalko

Canfield Wrestling Club

The functionality of the Snapdown app makes it a unique, do-it-all platform that takes care of matchmaking, digitally running an event, remotely following an event, and having access to statistics. Using Snapdown has been a major upgrade for weekly competitions as well as end-of-season tournaments.

DC

Dan Cosimi

Kirtland Wrestling

League season

$250/season

Unlimited league events, teams, wrestlers, and matches. Not per wrestler, not per event, not a percentage of anything.

See league pricing and features →

Standalone tournament

$100 + $1 per entry

Online registration, basic app access for your families, and a setup walkthrough included. One entry is one wrestler in one division. Two divisions, two entries.

See tournament pricing and features →

Start your tournament or league.

Create your league or tournament yourself. It takes a few minutes, and the price is on the site. If you would rather see it first, we will walk your format with you.

Want to practice first? Ask for a free demo event and run a whole tournament in it.